On ASLEF action days, services will be subject to on-the-day changes. "We will publish all the information regarding cancellations as soon as possible on our website, via Journe圜heck, and details will also be available on the National Rail Enquiries website," said Kathryn O'Brien, Customer Service and Operations Director at TPE. The company says it expects to be affected by the ASLEF overtime ban from 31 July.Ĭustomers are being warned that services may be cancelled without notice. SWR passengers are advised to check their train before they travel. We expect to run a normal timetable during these times, however, it is possible there will be short-notice alterations and cancellations," its website says.Ī reduced service will run on the network, and some cancellations could be possible due to the ASLEF ban. "We are aware that members of the ASLEF union are taking action short of a strike from Monday 31 July to Sunday 6 August 2023. London North Eastern Railway has said that it will be running trains with a reduced timetable on days affected by industrial action. There is more information about all its services here. It adds Gatwick Express will stop at Clapham Junction and East Croydon to help with passenger numbers.
It said an amended timetable with fewer services will run from 31 July, with the operator warning that trains at peak times will be busier than normal. GTR, also known as Govia Thameslink Railway, is the UK's biggest railway franchise and operates Southern, Thameslink, Great Northern and Gatwick Express.
Customers can travel on a different day with the same ticket. People are advised to not use the services on strike days. Image: RMT leader Mick Lynch (centre) joins members of his union on a picket line on 2 JuneĪ number of services have been cancelled by Greater Anglia, due to the ASLEF overtime ban.
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